ICT project services
Project-based ICT work, such as systems work, integration, project services and other approved ICT jobs.
Government and regulated buyers should not have to start from scratch each time they need cyber help. Vectra is on set schemes, panels, registers and programmes. They make it simpler to source, contract and check a supplier.
Panels and registers make common services easier to buy. Suppliers on them have already been checked to some degree, signed standard terms or shown they are eligible.
You still need to show value for money and follow your own rules. But a panel can cut the work of engaging an established cyber provider.
Tell us who you are buying for and what you need. We will help you find the best current route before the RFQ or statement of work goes out.
We are an Advanced Supplier on the ICT Services Scheme, SCM0020.
We are on eProjects, the Cyber Security Services Panel and eProjects Plus.
We are on the eServices Register. You buy through the Digital Marketplace.
We are a listed Cyber Security Service Provider for Asia-Pacific.
You can also buy through AWS Marketplace, a QITC contract or your agency’s own route.
NSW Government lists Vectra as an SCM0020 Advanced Supplier. The ICT Services Scheme is a mandatory whole-of-government way to buy ICT goods and services. Its current term runs to 28 February 2029.
Our NSW profile covers IT consulting, cloud products and support, infrastructure and networks, managed and outsourced services, software licences and support, and solution design and build.
We give security advice, build and test controls, run managed security and supply the tools.
We run security operations, managed endpoint and SIEM, and wider day-to-day support.
We buy and set up products from our security technology partners for you.
In South Australia you can reach us through the eProjects Panel, the Cyber Security Services Panel and eProjects Plus. The SA Government portal is still active. It reopened for supplier applications on updated terms in 2025.
Project-based ICT work, such as systems work, integration, project services and other approved ICT jobs.
Cyber work such as assessment, audit, policy, strategy, design, security systems, investigations and government security rollouts.
Bigger ICT projects on pre-agreed panel terms. This includes professional services, integration and approved SaaS work.
AI services are not covered by the eProjects panels at present.
The SA Government says its current agreements lack the terms needed for AI risks, such as data governance, privacy, security, IP, transparency and ethical use.
Not every route is a panel. Registers, government contract frameworks and industry programmes can also give you a clear path to Vectra.
This is Victoria’s whole-of-government register for ICT services, cloud, software, set-up, upkeep and managed services. You buy through the Victorian Digital Marketplace. Our panel listing names Vectra as an appointed eServices supplier. Before you buy or renew, Victorian rules ask you to check the supplier’s eServices subscription and insurance in Supplier Hub.
SWIFT lists Vectra in its Directory of Cyber Security Service Providers for Asia-Pacific. The listing covers Australia and many other markets in the region. It is a sourcing route, not a SWIFT endorsement or an “approved assessor” badge.
QITC is the standard set of contract terms for Queensland Government ICT buying. It has General, Comprehensive, Supplier Terms and Bespoke options. QITC is a way to contract, not a supplier accreditation. We work with Queensland buyers through the right route and QITC form.
The Australian Government now runs Digital Marketplace Panel 2 for ICT labour hire and for professional and consulting services. Check agency access, supplier modules and categories on BuyICT before you buy. For commercial and eligible public sector buyers, we can also sell some products through AWS Marketplace. These include eligible CrowdStrike products and Vectra managed services.
What you can buy under a panel or register depends on its scope and on our approved categories. Where the route allows, we bring advice, testing, technology and managed operations together. You don’t have to source each one on its own.
Cyber strategy, Essential Eight, ISO 27001, IRAP, PCI DSS, maturity, security design and help with regulation.
CREST penetration testing, red and purple teaming, vulnerability management and checks that your controls work.
Tools for endpoint, identity, cloud, SIEM, network, data, email, infrastructure, backup and resilience.
24×7 SOC, MDR, Agentic SOC, managed endpoint and IT, detection engineering, incident response and ongoing improvement.
Give us the agency, entity, state or regulated programme, and the rough scope of what you need.
We check the current panel, register, marketplace or contract path. Then we confirm the right category and limits.
We match the statement of work, pricing and evidence to your RFQ, your rules and the panel terms.
You finish your value-for-money and approval steps. Then we bring in the agreed Australian team.
Being on a panel helps, but it does not replace technical due diligence. We can give you the company, staff and service evidence that government and regulated buyers need.
Vectra Corporation Limited is an active Australian public company. Its head office is in South Australia.
We run CREST-accredited penetration tests, so you get independent technical assurance.
Our IRAP assessors are endorsed by ASD to assess Australian Government systems.
We have been a QSA for a long time and know how to secure regulated payment systems.
Our people hold CrowdStrike certifications in Falcon admin, response, SIEM engineering, cloud and identity.
Through the Ensign group we draw on regional scale, global SOCs, research, threat intel and rare skills.
Panel, register and marketplace terms can change. You remain responsible for your own buying rules and value-for-money test. You must also confirm a supplier’s status, scope and eligibility at the time you buy.
Ask Vectra procurementYes. Our current buy.nsw profile lists Vectra Corporation Limited as an SCM0020 Advanced Supplier. The scheme’s current term runs to 28 February 2029.
Yes. The Cyber Security Services Panel covers approved cyber work up to $700,000 including GST. eProjects Plus covers eligible ICT projects from $700,000 to $4.4 million including GST.
No. QITC is the Queensland Government’s ICT contract framework. It sets out contract forms and terms. Each Queensland Government purchase still needs its own sourcing or supplier route.
SWIFT lists Vectra Corporation in its Directory of Cyber Security Service Providers for Asia-Pacific. SWIFT says a listing is not a certificate or an endorsement. Its separate CSP assessor scheme certifies individual assessors and registers provider firms.
Yes. Tell us who is buying, the rough scope and value, and the service you need. We will help find the best current route. We can also supply the panel, scheme, insurance, accreditation and skills details your process needs.
Speak to us about your cyber governance and compliance requirements.